Pelican Premium Ultra Violet (UV) Disinfection System
Model #:
PUV-8
Suggested Retail Price
$1,582.00
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$791.00 $696.08*
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Model #:
PUV-16
Suggested Retail Price
$2,264.00
SALE PRICE
$1,132.00 $996.16*
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Install a Pelican UV disinfection system and you no longer have to be concerned about waterborne pathogenic organisms causing illness. Pelican UV systems kill bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens by preventing them from reproducing.
Our system has led the development of water treatment solutions using environmentally friendly ultraviolet (UV) light. We have the largest installed base of UV systems in operation on the planet, and many of their innovations define the industry standards for safeguarding your water from the damaging effects of microbial and chemical contamination.
* Systems with sensors must be installed vertically.
**Note for customers with Iron or Sulfur Bacteria: UV is not recommended for the disinfection of water with iron or sulfur bacteria. With over 600 different types of iron and sulfur bacteria, and the jelly-like membrane the bacteria have, the UV would not be able to properly penetrate the membrane of the bacteria to disinfect the water. It is recommended you look at a chlorine injection system with retention to kill iron or sulfur bacteria.
Install a Pelican UV disinfection system and you no longer have to be concerned about waterborne pathogenic organisms causing illness. Pelican UV systems kill bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens by preventing them from reproducing.
Our system has led the development of water treatment solutions using environmentally friendly ultraviolet (UV) light. We have the largest installed base of UV systems in operation on the planet, and many of their innovations define the industry standards for safeguarding your water from the damaging effects of microbial and chemical contamination.
Confidence in Proper System Operation: Indicator lights show the status of system components. Warning lights appear when system maintenance is required.
Safety Cap and Special Lamp Plug: The safety cap prevents children from accessing the lamp or electrical components. The special lamp plug ensures that no one can power the UV lamp if it is not in the UV chamber.
Reference Card: The reference card outlines the most important system functions and maintenance for your quick, on-the-spot questions.
Lamp Age Display: A display will count down to indicate when the lamp should be replaced. When 30 days remain the lamp light will show yellow and alarm will sound giving you time to order your new lamp.
NSF Certified Protection: Each system is independently tested and certified by NSF under standard 55 class B for guaranteed disinfection on city water supplies (16 m/J) and approved for use in cities requiring certified units, including Quebec, Canada.
Affordable Certified Protection: Now you can get commerical quality NSF certification on affordable residental UV systems.
All the benefits of UV Systems: These systems come with all the same benefits and features of the standard UV systems.
What does NSF 55 Class B Certification mean?
This standard establishes requirements for point-of-use (POU) and point-of-entry (POE) ultraviolet systems and includes two optional classifications. Class A (40 m/J) are designed to disinfect and/or remove microoganisms from contaminted water, including bacteria and viruses, to a safe level. Class B systems (16 m/J) are designed for supplemental bactericidal treatment of public drinking water or other drinking water, which has been deemed acceptable by a local health agency.
UV light penetrates and permanently alters the DNA of the microorganisms in a process called thymine dimerization. The microorganisms are inactivated and rendered unable to reproduce or infect. Analogy: a broken zipper.
Disclaimer: The information on this website has not been reviewed by the FDA. Products offered for sale herein are not intended to treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. No medical claims are being made or implied.
* Systems with sensors must be installed vertically.
**Note for customers with Iron or Sulfur Bacteria: UV is not recommended for the disinfection of water with iron or sulfur bacteria. With over 600 different types of iron and sulfur bacteria, and the jelly-like membrane the bacteria have, the UV would not be able to properly penetrate the membrane of the bacteria to disinfect the water. It is recommended you look at a chlorine injection system with retention to kill iron or sulfur bacteria.
The Pelican™ comes with a full, non-prorated 3-year warranty against manufacturer's defects on the power supply ; a 10-year guarantee on the UV chamber; and a 1-year warranty on lamps and sensors.
Note: Manufacturer's warranty and performance guarantees do not cover acts of God, misuse or abuse. All products must be used in accordance to the specific application. All warranties and performance guarantees are valid to the original purchases and purchaser's delivery location. Labor and/or cost of damage due to misuse or defective items are the responsibility of the purchaser. If you have not had a water test done before purchasing a system, a certified water test may be required for any warranty claims. Should your water test show contaminants unknown at the time of purchase or unknown to Pelican, this may void your warranty. Please contact your authorized Pelican Dealer for further details. Enviro Water Solutions, Inc. or its Authorized Dealers will not be liable for any circumstance for consequential or incidental damages. It is the purchaser's responsibility to ensure that the equipment is installed in compliance with all applicable building codes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the difference between normal UV systems and Pelican UV Systems ?
Pelican UV Systems are validated and certified under NSF 55 Class B, where other models are not. Validated models have a flow restrictor installed on the unit that limits the maximum flow, to guarantee a minimum 16 m/J dose @ 70% UVT according to the NSF standard which is acceptable for city water supply disinfection.
Q. Will UV get rid of Iron Bacteria and/or Sulfur Reducing Bacteria?
UV is not recommended for the disinfection of water with iron or sulfur bacteria. With over 600 different types of iron and sulfur bacteria, and the jelly-like membrane the bacteria have, the UV would not be able to properly penetrate the membrane of the bacteria to disinfect the water. It is recommended you look at a chlorine injection system with retention to kill iron or sulfur bacteria.
Q. Is there a lot of maintenance required with a UV system?
All you have to do is periodically clean the lamp sleeve and replace your lamp once a year - simple processes you can complete in minutes. For ease of handling the lamp and protective quartz sleeve are designed as one component, but can be replaced separately. No tools are required for maintenance.
Q. What type of warranty do the Pelican UV Max Systems come with?
The Pelican UV Max comes with a full five year warranty against manufacturer's defects on the power supply ; a ten year guarantee on the water chamber; and a one year warranty on lamps and UV intensity monitors.
Q. Why is it recommended to pretreat the water before installing a Pelican UV Max System?
A 5-micron sediment pre-filter is recommended to remove dirt and debris. The reason for this pretreatment is the quality of the water can not only affect the dosage of UV disinfection the system provides, it may also cause premature "sleeve fouling" which will require the sleeve to be cleaned more often, and may also damage the UV sleeve.
Q. What makes the Pelican UV Max light more effective than other on the market?
The UV light is generated from a low-pressure, high-output lamp new to the residential and commercial UV market. These lamps provide a higher intensity of UV light making it possible to treat a given volume of water with smaller, more efficient units.
This standard establishes requirements for point-of-use (POU) and point-of-entry (POE) ultraviolet systems and includes two optional classifications. Class A (40 m/J) are designed to disinfect and/or remove microoganisms from contaminted water, including bacteria and viruses, to a safe level. Class B systems (16 m/J) are designed for supplemental bactericidal treatment of public drinking water or other drinking water, which has been deemed acceptable by a local health agency.
The UV light is generated from a low-pressure, high-output lamp new to the residential and commercial UV market. These lamps provide a higher intensity of UV light making it possible to treat a given volume of water with smaller, more efficient units.
